Free groceries for anyone who needs them.
A neighborhood pantry in Pittsburgh, run by volunteers. Walk in, pick what your household will use, and walk out. No ID, no forms, no questions about income.
WhereFerris Street church hall, side door by the parking lot
WhenTuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Full hours below.
CostFree. Always. One visit a week per household.
Choose what you need
Get food
Fresh produce, bread, eggs, canned goods and diapers when we have them.
Hours and what to expect
Volunteer
Two-hour shifts sorting, packing and greeting. No experience needed, ages 14 and up.
Pick a shift
Give
Drop off food on open days, share extra from your garden, or give money. $1 buys about 3 meals.
Ways to giveOpen hours
Come any time during these hours. The line moves fast, and there are chairs if you need to sit.
| Day | Hours | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 3pm to 7pm | After-work hours |
| Thursday | 10am to 2pm | Most fresh produce |
| Saturday | 9am to noon | Family day, kids' snacks |
| Other days | Closed | Call for emergencies |
What to expect
- A volunteer says hello and hands you a cart or bags.
- You walk the tables and choose what you want. Nobody packs for you.
- Most visits take about 20 minutes.
- Spanish, Nepali and Arabic speakers are at the door on Thursdays.
- Can't come in? We can bring a box to your door. Call (555) 555-0118.